Roberts fell about 100 feet while climbing one of the UK's tallest mountains, Snowdon, in northern part of Wales. By some miracle he did not lose consciousness and only suffered a broken ankle along with some scratches and bruises.
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Tuesday, March 12, 2013
British Climber Records Fall Down Mountain
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fall down a mountain, but did not want to risk the likely injury and possible death? Thanks to Mark Roberts you now can!
Roberts fell about 100 feet while climbing one of the UK's tallest mountains, Snowdon, in northern part of Wales. By some miracle he did not lose consciousness and only suffered a broken ankle along with some scratches and bruises.
[Cosby Sweaters]
Roberts fell about 100 feet while climbing one of the UK's tallest mountains, Snowdon, in northern part of Wales. By some miracle he did not lose consciousness and only suffered a broken ankle along with some scratches and bruises.
[Cosby Sweaters]
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